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Lodi Board of Review elects chair, accepts 2025 assessment roll
Summary
The City of Lodi Board of Review on June 8 elected Mayor Thomas Marx as chair and Lanette Mayberry as vice chair, approved prior minutes, accepted the 2025 assessment roll and verified that Open Book changes were included; no objections were filed and the board adjourned at 6:00 p.m.
The City of Lodi Board of Review met June 8 in Council Chambers and elected Mayor Thomas Marx as chair and Deputy Clerk Lanette Mayberry as vice chair before accepting the 2025 assessment roll.
Arissa Watkins, City Clerk, called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. and a roll call showed Mayor Thomas Marx, Alder Rich Stevenson, Treasurer Sandy Bloechl and Deputy Clerk Lanette Mayberry present; Alder Morgan Heller was absent. Rich Stevenson moved and Mayberry seconded the motion to elect Marx as chair; the motion carried. Marx moved and Stevenson seconded the motion to elect Mayberry as vice chair; that motion also carried.
The board unanimously approved, by motion of Stevenson and seconded by Bloechl, the minutes from the Nov. 5, 2025 meeting. Chair Marx confirmed that the Board of Review and Open Book meeting notices were published as required by statute, and Treasurer Sandy Bloechl confirmed she completed the required Board of Review training and filed the training affidavit.
Marx identified the city ordinance (Chapter 57) implementing confidentiality provisions under Wisconsin Stat. 70.47(7)(af). He also noted Resolutions 18-01 and 18-02, which set procedures for sworn telephone and written testimony and for waiver requests related to Board of Review hearings.
Clerk Watkins accepted the 2025 Assessment Roll and completed the Oath of Office and the Assessor’s Affidavit with Bradley Murdock of Associated Appraisal. Murdock stated that all changes from the Open Book session are included in the roll and reviewed new construction and building permits reflected in the assessment, describing the inner market update process and answering members’ questions.
The board reported no corrections of error, no notices of intent to file objection and no scheduled objections. The Board remained in session for the statutorily required two hours. There was no reason to set a reconvene date. A motion by Stevenson, seconded by Bloechl, to adjourn at 6:00 p.m. carried; the meeting minutes were prepared by Clerk Arissa Watkins.
This adjournment was recorded as the final adjournment for the 2026 Board of Review.
